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| Our very first bulldog in 1970 was Canterbury Tale, known as Candy. She traveled all over the country with us in our Kharmann Ghia. | She was followed by Samwise Gamgee, our very own hobbit. |
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| Then came Hetherbull Kwiksilver. Silver liked to visit the residents at the nursing home, and they loved to see him! | Next was Bully for Montezuma, known as Zoom, our one and only Champion! |
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| Bully for Murdock's Bon Voyage came along, our dear old Jeannie. | Zoom and Jeannie were a great pair and soon we bred them.
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| Jeannie produced a fine litter and we had our only experience in raising puppies. A lot of work but a lot of fun! | The pup we choose to keep was named, fittingly, Bully for Montezuma's Revenge, but known familiarly as ZJ or Zoom Junior! |
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| This was the only time we have had three bulldogs around the house at once. When Grandma comes to visit she is greeted enthusiastically! | ZJ followed his parents into the show ring. Taking First in Bred by Exhibitor at the Nationals is a thrill!! |
| ZJ's daughter, Bully For Georgia Peach, known as Fuzz, is the matriarch of our family right now. She is the third generation of our breeding.
| WWWebster was imported from Missouri after much email! The internet is a great place for bulldog information. |
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| Fuzz is definitely a confirmed couch potato, especially when Renée is trying to sleep! Here Fuzz is enjoying her position as top dog, for the moment!
| Andrea and Mike get in the pictures sometimes too. Ours is definitely a bulldog household. Our walls are covered with bully pictures and our furniture is covered with bulldog hair! |
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